The Sun. — London, England, 1818-01-21 00:00:00

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T vicrudLtiiitt)-YARD, . ,~~ IFS L are to give Ntdiee, that on Thursday, h e the 224 ; aslant, at Ten o tr• 'Clor/i ix Me Forenoon, P UI UP ' ka ili no 3' to PUBLIC iLE. at .1: - ns t 44 — • yu an tit Deptford, i>c sundry Lots, .acmis.idera le Y °.f • the f o ll ow i ng; now lying in the said I kea r( )n . I , ealli 1, Essence of Sprt4c, Ground Cocoa, Horsehair; ' t ,„ at erg, CorerietsT Blankets, NVoollen Gowns, Coats, Waist eta, \'..Prowsors, Jackets, Caps, Stockings, &c.. Linen Draw : Clld Fl ow Cortains, Canraa Frocks, Shoes, quantity of PipLi t : tb . l3 eds, Pillows, and , Blankets, with a inwther of te; 3 ' °4lIYPots, Glass, Measur.p, Empty Boxes, &c. &c. "" trec tch ; of 251. ' per cent. is tti k.inadc upon the amount • at the time of sale, and the remainder of .thepter- Parp,: 4' `Y Paid trfore the Stores are removed, for which. tle4.eve"ttorhinf; days allowed front fro the day 1. 1 tikt, 1 ' kiw 'Wh e S tores are ta.lien-‘aff_?eithin that perP!, they re44 q" 114 proyA y t.tr tom' Crow*, aid tire deposit ti me e P rirthrtsr-rs to be forfeited, as no extension of I~ltrl the aevert days Will, on.(17111 accountilie granted. CIiEQUER BILL OFFICE, January 20, 181$. 411 p-- H TO BE PAID OFF. • t, '''',iIEQIJER BILLS, dated between the Ist and 24th _yet ) , 'uarY (both inclusive), 1817, and issued on the Credit ' • of the , 11 ' 4 183 6, per 55Geo. 111. Cap. 28. . ttlE LORDS " COMMISSIONERS of HIS 4 :t :14117-STY'S TREASUILY haring given directi ons ' 1 , 4 13 r Pa Y i rlg o'ff the P t 3 -ER m rincipal o f t h e above-entios'E edXCHE-. !if leLS with the Interest due thereon, at the Ex .. t( lut't Bill Office in the Receipt of ExcherPter, New Palace , Westrnin4e, on Monday, itettilance will be ff . . A the 9th day of February next, 6-re n ., •aily (Sundays and Holidays ex- until, and including. Thursday, the sth February, •."(!tti 'tell o'clock in the morning till one 'in the after-' 11() "' , , for the purpose of receiving the same; and, fur the ) , I tr"ter dis - patch, the bearers of the said Ilills.are desired to :*' the Bills in Lists (which are to be obtained at this• i 0 te) clas:qng them in the Order of their , respective . t e 1 8 1 ) 441 ). : its are fur the same Amount bring mune . Inter 4rrang4, and specifying the prica.7ipzil ti Iris and i .. t co, ~,,f , e ' t (li'le tlerenti, computed 'from, but excluding-11)e days l' e i ?k1 rtiev are fespehively dated, to the said rf,h day of .14,o,Qt?"'Y beat'rnelu s iV e, wh e n the interest will cease; aud- the IT:a, s s, sljould they lie acting as the agents of hold ers , ' 4 eti t'' '''es are I nsLr t ed in the Bills, are previously t o. pro- , %k r) i!'.(ll(lwrsem ' ents of • . sncli holders; and the bearers are 4 414 1 . s (I'Pensahly - required•t-o itidorse each Bill with their til .' tr0t1, 44 01 ti1 ".e , .; and to write' titer name's and residence at t • .° °AIN ' ,°f .each List; and they are mart:Oyer required cur e 411 e ''' 1 " - B'll Office for payment, and to re •l 4 Xcae-uet. i e ~ l; /,,, • , `l, , . I f am, ''‘ tills,• and give the Receipts for the sathe. 4 , i'/4 4 , ,i °tllit'nolderS. of the aforesaid Bills should he (.- ~ , Preri B ,.: f it.c iving gayment of the Principal and Interest, sortil(l, the . said 9th Jay of February, they may be ac the- .Ir)l4te d - 01 1 computing the Interest to the day on which ~ V I : sl'il , t 9 be paid, and letving the said Bill's for exaraina nt%.., _ . ~.s ti. , ° l . / prior thereto. , kills : 11' "'''° 1 1s as May be desirous of having new F. xcheqpUer earl;; in in 'thole or ill part of , payittent of principal, upon ittw Bills, and mentioning the amquntatthe bottom tf th • . ` 2. 'r Lists, delivered before Thursday, the sth Fe bra, , , • , on or .. g'37 ' Ln aY he accommodated with new Bills, payable to , se res t . or Order, -carrying an In: po q two pence by , the day, on every one hundred . ,d - :"' , Which 'sad new Bills - will bear date the said 9th .interest''' Pehruary, and will he delivered, together with the th due in "respect of the Bills so dzsirtd to be ex f„,l.e, on Tuesday, the 10th day of Fehruaq, and - the ""w'lg days. Th • - . e Lxchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made pak,,, d 11,e to be tlll' 'm or Order, as above-'mentioned, may ' ' 1111.1isier-red bYendorseMent, or will b e pa id to t h e . \ . ; rc ''`f the blank shall not he filled up. l Al l Exch equer Bills dated prior to February, 1817, La, ce , e s 7, l advertised to hi paid off,. and the Interest thereon ' u• AIEDICINg: I. . ...____,........_. RE CORDIAL' BALM of GILEAD en . ttiint Jit9tes the blood without-inflaming it ; braces wit built' hurtl,4 is i ' l l too riolently'the nervous sy , tem ; frees . rdi . d , i , l : e s ; °l) stri t t• t ' e vis ceVa and other important organs . rasc is . - . c ion s and throws oft viscid strong humours ; st i.eligth .lll,4lle general habit, and ' rings back the mustular islirei; to • iii n atilral and healthy toneCalCillated to produce. 111.a.ceottsiderable degree, all or aftv'of these e&els,s" ' t " Inuit ' "Ilif rcet•tain modificationsand restrictions, bc,f(lllztliYadaPt i 114,1_(%he cure of every species of decay. • Heitee, the Cordial • ~r 4 f Gilead makes - a direct attack upon the lltallY headed • t i• ::c ti . :ta, and will he found to apply indirectly or 'collaterally to • T h e e lrY other : . - • i . bri t , 1 ,4. 1 , 0 toiary object of Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, .the 7 . r - o . - i tt i i i, c f this Restorative, who here submits his 'ldeas to the 1 4 - , :-,-ideas , dictated and confirmed hvaiiing and successful f ' in,--,,,c l ice, is to.rdieve those persons, wlio, by an iiinuoth:rate to ld g e ilce of their passions, {lave ruined their constitutions, th t _utro u ght on a p er f ect Talies Dorsalis,• or in their way to \tithe oisumm la atio of that- 'deplorable malady, -are affected 4s 1.1 . 1 . a . nY of those precious syr o t orns t h at b etray i ts approach, beet vario us ' atfe e tions of the nervous system, obstiliate 1.4, o % ,lfi voluntary enlissious, e.xcesss, irregularity, obst roc i lett,l,,f_certain evacuations, Yeeaknesses, total impotency,. bar lt tu nfi ,,7 , Zke. But the rdllef he wishes to administer, is not. t li as .."Id to these alone. The valetudinarian by birth, who 'h,,,ll:teeived from. his parents the iitheritanch of.a diseased 1,,,,, Pnprolific frame ; the delicate female, whom an humored 1, , ,1, ll‘lact,ve hfe, together with the immoderate use of tea ~',soillier weak and watery aliments, has, without any . fault of . li ve I.)rought 011 all the calamitous-symptoms of a consump ltti I , 4 . 4 4, aud are, .without timely ae,nst mice , sinking into eft ('.lead grave ! T, sorb as these, the Cordial Balm (ari l will afford the most - permanent -relief, and restore bfii`•,,-;• divine intnentey to th e enjoyii:eat of all the comforts 'e—••A saving of One Bottle in Piinr. • ta S old 1 • -n - n,l l , JY"BacOn and Co. 159, Oxford•street -; Ward, 3.14; !t1, 3 Yr,1; Leigh, 18,.Strand ; and ',Alr. (4oatley, 133, Nino,- el. ''' lt i also by every reputable Vender in all Alarket ki,,:ns throutzhout the Kitizt•om and'all otherMeilicine Ven- Iyi l f ,Price 11 s. ench, or font. ilk o ' oe Family Bottle for 33i. by tti o :', o . l lC 1 Is. Bottle is s:aveil; u 411 the words " Sion'. Solo- Irk,: -Llyerpool," engraved on. tUslamp,' to notate which is, )'' 11 , I. Patients correspondint , with Dr. Solomon will please tlt,,' "'l'v, that thecomelini•riit of Uwe Pound is expected, ad ay:led.' " NI"Ilvy Letter. Dr. Soloaaoa, Gilead-House, ;tear Puol. Niil double '' " iitio‘ric. • WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21, 1818 DISI it ESSE L i, '1 a COM All TTEL 1/..'Tavern, on f uvsdiy, BEN.IANIIN 1-ris Grace the Doke . of Bedford .ZlO5 0 AdtO.SfrGA;amilbell• 10 10 Lady :1411 - uiral) Catnp bell 5 5 Richard Rothwell, Esq. 5 5 homas finthrson 1 Charles Jones - 1 0 J. H. 1 1 Underwood, Hall & Co. 10 10 Henry Tennant, Esq. t 1 Green and Sons 3 0 Miss 'l'. 1 1 Thomas Martyr & Co. 5 5 G. Best, Esq., - I I .lohti Leigh, Esq. 2 () Spode and Copeland 10 10 Jushua.:Walker,-Esq. 5 5 Everett, Walker &Co. 15 14 'E. A. - I. - 0 4 H, A.. 0 5 M. A. 0 5 W. Jones,- Esq. 1 0 sainuel Saunders, Esq. 10 0 Edmund Yates, Esq. Tring Park - T. P. ' The Hon. Mrs. Gage 2 2 Mrs. Liddell - I t Mrs Minh, - - 1 1 A few rviends frequent • ing the Cheshire Cheese., Crittclied Friars, second Subscription 5 0 Hugh Lewis, .Esq. 1 • - 1 Rkkards & Co. gt 0 John J. Briscoe, Esq. 5 5 T. W. 'l' 1 Mr. James Fisher j I Mr. Tiipmas 1 1 Mr. S. Blaxland . 1 I Mr. William Holden . 2 Mr. Henry Horn 0 5 -Joseph' Dart, Esq. • 5 0 .loriiiTenU; Hal ford 1 0 1. - Fumanti Son 2 2 Cart. i lung 11 T. Lake 3 0 Mrs. Richards - • 0 10 Sir Francis Drake, per Mori-Lid and Cu. Beacticruft, Lohbit and Co. - • 10 10 John Jacob, Esq., 2 2 2! 0 1 1 Mr. P.. 1: B. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 I 0 5 0 Charles Jaeni),:Esq. !r,. 1). . Benjamin Wilson . , Esq. 1 I Sir. Alexander Hood, Bt. 5 5 .1. Hinxin•ni, Esq. 5 5 Capt.' Gould, 14th Foot 2 0 'l'. W. It. -" 2 2 Caps .L. Mailtenzie, R.N. 2 0 Jahn Wit,ser - 0 10 A Lady 3 3 Bridges and Qailton 5 5 Mr. Brenuand I 1 Mr. H. Hie - gins 1 1 Miss Higgins - 1 0 J. H.. 11. 0 10 W. Peacock - 1 0 Thomas Peacock 1 U John Vurulan) - 1 U , junior 2 2 Thomas Preston, Esq. 5 0 Mr. Thomas Lund 1 1 Master Lunds - 2 2 Captain Withers, R.N. 2 2 B. Smith, Esq. Lincoln shire • - M. L. - Fire Ladies at Clap- Liam . , 21. - 12 s. Bd. 'Thus. C. Warner, FAT. 50 0 Rt. o'. Johnson and Co. 5 J. H. - - 1 0 1 I 1 1 5 0 2 2 Lieut. Et. Oliver, R.N. 1 0 Mr. Thus. Broolte,Leeds 1 1 Louis Kaan, ,1 0 Mr: Isaac A:or-nuke 1 0 Cliristqpher Lynch. Esq. 5, 0 Ni.(:.,' 1.R., and R.R. 1 1 & Co. 10 10 David King and r,un . 5 0 P. C. and ,i..lLivington 5 5 Thomas Ashness,,Esq. 5 0 s 1 Se;trtatr_ - I I Patiiius stori Thompson 2 A Vicar and his Family, per Capt. J. Richards; it. N- 3 0 Widiam Nottidge, Esq. 5 0 nr. - Ames Drew 1 u , Mrs. R. Cqrling 5 0 Daniel Garret, Esq. 1 1 Reverend Snaittel - Drwe '2 0 Craven and Shutt 5 5 A. B. C. 5 O . At J. W. -Nome and Co.'s, Ltadentiall-street. 11.. - Vandonte • - %I% H. H. - Samuel Smith - Stephen Eardley J. I f . Phiilips, 27, Great Prescott-street, Gnod mares-helds, .1 015, pair •. of worsted half hose At the City of LoudonTavern. J. Harvey, Mididle Tem ple - , - Mrs. F. F.. Doncaster Mr.. Brown, Goswell street - Messrs. 'ferry, Peacock sod Cu. - 5 5 F. J. '1 1 *Officers and Crew of the Hon. Company's ship Du nira, per Mr. barber. Haniiiton,,Esq. Com mander - Mr. Barber,-chief Mate 1 I Mr. Chatfield,' 2d do, 1 I 3d do.. I I -- Whiteman, 4th do. I I . Douglas, slt do. 1 1 do. I I Ca- pt. Tehbut, H.C.S. a Visitor 'Tebbutt, jun. Esq. do.. I I Purser 1 . Mr. Lidslie, Surgeon 1- I Five Midshipmen , 2 10 Gunner, Boatswain, Car- ' !tenter, and Steward 1 0. D. Salmon, Ship's Cook 0 a Ninety-eight Seamen, eAch a day's'pay Mr. Burton, Companies' Surgeon 3 0 Messrs. Coots and Co. 2 2 1 I I 1 I 1 1 I 2 1 1 5 5 -- Jas. W. Farrer 5 5 Oliver Farrer - 5 5 Sir liob6rt Preston 10 10 Vi•coaut Keith 5 5 Captain Francis Loch 4 -4 Earl Whit wori .2: 0 Co,lintissianer inglvfield • 5 5 aptain A. Sates, RAS, 2 2 .1. D. 1 0' -Mr. Mrs. and Miis Ed- . moods - 11. 1 ls. 6d. Rev. E. Orlehar Smith I 1 Hon. T. Valtion pe 5 0 Francis Loud, Esq. • 5 5 Mr. Charles 5 5 lltthe of Grafton 26 0 Geo. Lane Blount, Esq. 3 3 Mrs. Phil. Adelphia 1113- • tot d 10 10 Sri• Geo. Cooke 5 5 E. 1: Brentwn I 1 Jullu•Brenton• - 1 Sirs. E. S. P. 0 10 C. S. Strong - ,' Esq. J. T. L. Strong; ' 'a ..J. Coltnotn, Esq. .A d niint Sot helt_ • - • , Coohe - 2 Messrs. FIT and Chapman's Toms, Sun, and /lids, 5 4 Messrs: Richardson, Overend and Co. id id Sir 3. Lubhoch and o. Two wel!.'wislicrs to the British Navy ['ice-Admiral Sir Jos. S. Yorke • It. B. Fvaron and West 3 3 S. Al. 0 Geo.• Harris - 1 1 J. Dohvrty - I -1 Gen. Sir H. Clinton 5 5 Hatris, Chute and Co. 5 5 Ivey. Geo. Clayton 1 , 5 5 1 1 6 6 5 0 5 5 1 0 Smith, _l'4 ne & Co. I I Min( - it and Fector 10 10 Messrs. Barn . .id & co. Artlltir Windus, Esq. 4 4 Mr. "ists.s. Windus 8 3 Wm. Mellish, Esq. 10 10 (;harks Price and Co Mrs. Civr.vaise - . 1 0 Mrs. H. ditto - 1 () J. and Desatigo 20 0 .I,levtrs. Grote and Co. .7. 0 0 1C - At Ilankey and Co. - _ _ Quailts 'Harris • 10 0 A. F. Fig. 1 0 G. S. B. - 1 • 0 L• 1 0 J. G. D. 2 0 j. - Coward - 1. 1 3 . 3 Mr. Win . • Bo ts • Messrs. C.ilyn and Co Meisrs. Poynder & Son 10 10 BeiU.l•lansonlnglisii,Esq.s 5 Sir duo. Perrin; & Co. S. S. - , 1011.174. David Brandon 2 0 Tht , Han. Win. Fraser, Alex. Nelkon & Co. 10 10 Messrs. Barclays and Co. iss Bayley 1 1 W. Hopkii,s, Eq. • 5 0 Walls and Heath 2 Bovill and Tustin 5 5 Mrs. Sarah Hewett 10 0 Mrs..l. Penn 5 ,0 Rev. H.. 1. Hare 5 Chatteris and Co. J: H. At sir 11 m. Curtis and Co's. (;hill and Co. 21 0 Sir G. Heathcote, Bart. 10 10 !Messrs. Robbings 5 5 Richard Wrattgliton, Esq. I 1 Henry Hallow, Eq. 5. 5 K. it. per Hoare nod to. 5 5 111is.s Florence 1 0 'S.II. - 1 0 Eltetiv2er Robertson . . ocr W. J. obart s and Gt. i 0 10 Gary and (,"utlis . 10 10 WiljiattiThompson,Esq. 2 '2 Mrs. Dini, pa ' ia 0 Pwr. M. J. Palmer.. Miss 11% - dter Miss C. Walter John IVolter, jun. 1 1 Weilort, Allen & Welch 2 2 Ilenry . Pontisett 2 2 Abaci and Juices • 5 8 T. H. (?rahant. Esq. 8 3 floe'. George Vernon 10 0 J. M. , M. H. 2 '2 Rev. George Shepherd 2 2 Mr..larnes Newt:yin 1 , T. jun. Eq. 5 0 -Adini. George IVilson 5 3 Cipt.,W. Maude, R. N. J,..1). P. 2 At I..ln)J'sSnl)ccription Room. 1). and I'. M. L. 5 5 •Itio.'Podhunter 5 0 'foin;insoti,'llloinson and Dicker 10 1 o I 0 S 0 1, 1 1 1 • Subscription paitictilarls' gratifying., as the Hon. Compan's ship Unuir3 was one of the first ships that re ce4eti doy of the Se.twou relit:red b' the Comiaitte. ;D SEANIEN. held at tile King .s He ad. he 5.0t3 of .)alittitry, IS I ft, • Crowder, Lavie, and son -. • 10 10 Tr. A. Nl'N;elao'e 1. A elpt. M`NU•lage 1 I Mrs. :' , l‘Nielaff.tt 1 I Mr. B.•Blacliarler 1 1-] Mr. Royd aud.Cu: • 5 5 Lloyd'-.s Catthtins' Room. - • E. and Itobt. Aitct.tmori 5 5 ERRATA.—For Ralph : Rear 11.uardo, Esq. 10s. rtad Iticardu., Esq.—Fur Will. Dint, 51. s.-- . -For Joseph Morbele :12.1berly. ; QmitrF.D—Jlr..Byrne, 'CH, in the Chair.' • . I Abel Mots Dattin., Esq. 2 r 1 Arwoymnus • I m i W". El . / Wrtrtht , 1 1 Mr. Hinckley 1 0 Mrs. (linger 1 0 flaukey and Co.- 21 0 J. B. B. - 1 1 W. F. B. - 1 1 A. 11. . - .2 P W. and J. Barber 10 10 Miss Nasrnyth 2 c, H. Meyer, Esq. 2 0 (haul pion and Niblls 10 10 Easenius Burton, Esq. 2t 0 A. F. G. . • - 1 0 William Butter • t . 0 'John Butler - 1 0 Scott, Garnett &n:lmer 21 0 Henry Ga4skell, Esq. 5 0 Mrs. Ltriflges - . - 1 1 Lient: Colonel Salmend 4 2 J. H. H. . ...• 1 0 Luke Lyney . - 2 ,2 . Captain Bean - . 1 1 Vice-Admiral Sir .john Sirtton, K.C.B, It. Smith, senior J. Smith . E. F. Venchurch-street 2 2 Johii'David - 10 0 Mr. Josh. Lescher 10 0 Sol. Peile ' - 5 5 Marten, Call, and Co. Mrs. Heron - 1 1 Miss Heron - i 1 Miss E. Heron - 1 1 Mr. Eilward Barber William Milts - The Mite of an lode pennept English Wo- Mall has been publish ed under the name of a Friend Hopkinson and Co. •._ _ .__ A Friend 1 0 At the Janraik - aeoffee-buse. A. 11. tiilv4 2 a Pttg!i. •.. 2, 0 AL the.lernSlieniColaT-IWIISe Artstin Stfr- ' getms - Jas. Nisheit, Esq. 'Pa vistock-p!ace • , 5 0 9, 0 •d Esq. 5!. Ss. and' I)avid doll Ricardo, Esq. and David , 51. Ss.• read Win. Dent/ fist'. !y; Esq. 51. 43. read Juseph ,torninz Nct,•lol. fo ! ,. J. E. GORDON, Hon. Sec. • • rtlo COUNTERACT the many attempts that are daily made •to impose on the unwary a spurious Composition instead of -the Genuine Blackitnr, prepared it) DAY and MAI:TIN, they have adopted a new label, in whidt their. address, 97, High Holborn, ii so conspicuously placed hi the centre,' that they trust en attentili to and the difleterfer of th, type, which is • finlike - atrletter-prkss, will enable porclialers at once to detect the impOsition. /. The: Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholusale'hy DAY mid MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, Mid retailed by the principal Grocers, Prortrists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per fumers, Boot-inal“.rs, &e. in the United Kjngdoni, in Bottles at t;d. is. anti Is. Gd. each. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, frotn the SARA, CEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-MIL. To YORK, LEEDS ' EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of the NORTH. Four Itisidk,Coaches, t he Best Horses, and keep excelleutTitue - , iv B. W: MOUNTA IN and Co.• SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.' T HE following -POST-COACHES, -MAIL . COACHES, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow Hill : The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night, , n the Road, carrying Four Insides and - Four Ouitsides, sets out every Day_nt_ One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next. 2 Afternoon at Six o'clock, through Dinistahle, Woburn, IklAthhury, Northampton, Welflnd, Lutterwor:h„ Hinekley, Athei,torie, Lichfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, linutsford, Warrington and Present. - - SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke NeW Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in the Morning, arrives at the Dolphi n Inn. Southampton, by Fire o'clock.—Tlth is. a most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de Grace, - Cherhurgh, &e. SUREWSBURV, Wellingt4M, and .Shiffual, 'Post-Coach, every Evening at Fire o'clock.—Got:ded.. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Illandford, Salishirry, Andover, and Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon. The Wenuouth rackets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma. EXETER, - Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, FalaiOral*, Dartnionth, and Salisbory, I'ost Coach, .every Morning, at Seven o'clock, throngli Honiton, Axminster, Bridp - ort, Blandford, Basingstoke, and I3agshot. • Sprhring, Peteiborough, Stilton, and Hunting,- don, Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to.Spilsiry, Louth, Grimsby, and, Hull. BATH and 111`.;•:TOI, Flying Post-Coaches, through chip- 'penhatin, and Nlarlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. Gicylip,n;:, !tip, path, and the London -4)421r0v.4--Ttisso4S9,l4reet, .and.t Swann, Tit tole next-Morn te4:-.---Coaches to %Veils, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth; &c. - LEEns new light Coach, called' The RocLingham, sets out every Morning. al Eight °'t hick; earries Four and,goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Pas,ses through Stamford, Newark, Retro; d, Doncastc.r, and Ferry bridge, tii the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. 'Not withstanding the unciminion Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable _and complete Public Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommoda tion by any, other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries. Browidtill, Thornhill, Samthar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell . and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland,. New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every. Morning hy- way if Newark, Ret ford , Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durharn, Min - ?ieth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, May rest - what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fart. ARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Itainsi.tory, Hungerford, and Newbury Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. •• , BItIDGENORTH and Walsal New Post Coach, eve!), Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post- - Coach, and a - Guard. all the' way, passes through lirough, Appleby, Cireatabridge4Ruihmon, Catterich, Borongh bridge, Wetherhy, Abertord, Doncaster, and. Grantliani. Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facilijy.Passengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the pecnliar advantage of their Seats being se cured . in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Piaiton, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Cho-ley, Orniskirk, and Garstaug Post-Copehts, every After noon, at Five. o'clock.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kraitsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post Coach„. called The Regulator, every Evening at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head inn, Dale-street, Liver pool.—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach. every Morning, at Half-past Six o'clock., . . CHESTER,,Newport, Whitchurciii Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich Post.Coacb, every Evening, at Five o'elOck SUNDERLAND, Stockton, antLYarm, new Coach every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. ' MANCHESTER, Winslnw, Congleton, Newoastle„Walsal, and Wolvethampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. StIF.FFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock ing:Atm, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every ,Nfternoini, and reaches Birmingham, nest- day at Noon.- , -- Passes by Oxford, Euston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Birmingham. HULL, Nort heave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, eVery Morning at half-past - Six, to - the Cross Keys, Mattet-place, DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sanderich, Ramsgate,Canterburv, Feversham, Chat ha is, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post - Coaches, - Morning, Noon. and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, 1 - 10,1destIon, and Cheslimit Coach, e v er y Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past Two, Fire, and Eight o'Clock. It. C„l ‘ AY's Original Wagii-Ons and Coaches, to Newbu r y, Swintl,4l.-.Aldhunrn, Woottiin-Basset, Laittbourn, Hunger ford,-Chiltoa, Reading, and all Places adjacent, daily. WAGGONS.' To H EM EL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stanmore,Th Fee TiMes a Week. DIMS, Beceles, Buligay, Dory, and all Parts of Suffolk, every Monday. CIRENCES - PER, Abingdon Henley, Bristol, and Glon , cester, Three Times a Week. sot:II-JAN.1Fr ON, tk inchester, Kimsey, Lyndhurst, Ey nmigron, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordihgbridge, Vs - Unborn, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons (Daily). SUNBURY, Hann:ton, ;nut TWickenhant,.TSvice a Week. Get F,ENWICH and woolwieli, every Day. TOTTENIIA.M and Edmonton, err:lLl:ay. B. W. M On:VP:11N and Co. tespeethilly acquaint their Frienos and the Public, that they will not be accountable' for any l'areels, Pass-enget's Luggtsge, iting . s, Pixte f Zfw.. of inure- than Five Pounds Value, it stolen, k•st, - or damaged, Un less entered as such, and t h e Insurance paid for accwiling'f, at the SW accn's !lead lull, Loadun. [PRICE SEVENPENCIE. , E i.O I TEIt Y. .NEW - YEAR'S LOT - VERY. • , y 11.nd J. Si k r EWRIGII 1' 40iirit the attention 4.7 of their Friettd4 and the Public to the merits of the `NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, wYaicit begins Otte of rhe partieola; point* of thu Scheme which eht:nt the Public Patronage are ' • • ONE I - JUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES, THREE PIIZEs• OF-1 HIRTY THOI SAND POUNDS' / - • EyERY•PRIZ:; STERLING MONF.4a' Extra ; Twelve-Pipei of Port Wine. SeitemeiPire'Varg; iritls e•Try particular, may lye had rat 3. and J• nifty Fortunate Oliiccs, 37, Coruhill ; 1 I, Holborn ; MR, Hay market ; and 111, Oxford-street.; waere, in the Last Lot— teiy. rti:.tract (just ended), they•sold in Shares No. 2.077 2 a Prize of 20,0001., bilsides ercrat other Capitals, ALL IN SHAUF,A ; :ilso, • • The First 1.40,6001 The Last L,25,000 The First L 39..000 1 Two Last L.16,000 And the (MT / 24,765: PUBLICATION 3. SIXTH F.orrtoN OF 1...,1Lt.t1, F OOKE. This Day . was puhlistiet.l; in Bro. price ALLA ROOK !T. at) cirient at . Rotnance.—. .111-4 By ThOMAS Nr( 7011 E, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, ••• Also, just r' l ') 3 ished,"in Bx'.o. price PIN. Illmtra , ion• to tbello,m, eilav - t. , .d by Charles Heath, froza 'Paintings by It. ,V..stall. 13.. A. ° A few of eaelrorov be bad in Quarto. CENTLEmEN's SEATS. On the Ist, of Feb. will be published, in royal Bro. price 4s. No. 1. containing Sit Engravings, with appropriate Decrip tions, (to be eon:limed Monthly) of VIEWS of the SEATS of NO BLEM EN and GENTLEMEN, in ENGLAND, WALES, SC• !TLAND, and IRE LAND.• Engraved in the Line Manner, by Milton, p r oolnoth, Brae, Pye, &e. from Drawings by .1. P. Neale, Anthor Of the " Illustrat low; of Westoinster Abbey," &e. &c. Pnblislled by W. H. Reid. 32,. Whitehall ; .1. M. Richard son, Coruhill ; R.Jenniags, Poultry;, W. Clarke, New Bond* street ; and T. Motile, Duke-street. . _ *4* A few envies are printed in Royal Quarto, with Proof on India Paver, price Rs. per Number ; and any Gentlemen. desirous of possessing tlialn,"will be pleased to transmit their names to the Publisher. THE. PATENT IMPERIAL •DINING-TA BLES, and PATENT 'TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS And DINING-'TABLES, in one eletkant Piece of Furniture, and upon Five new different Pla n s,; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent i3edsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; • Port;Ole Chairs, with severul2the new invented . and improved articles of furniture; alsoa general and very extensive assortmeAt of Ilpholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnisliiii; Houses com plete, ready mannfacturid; where Fam . :l;es Ay - seleel aisd inrnislo whole House in a few days, av,,;,ling the extreme inconVillience of waiting several Mouths it) coinpletin4 their Fotablisliment. . . East ann West India Articles, Army and Navy, tkc...&e. by Alorgan qua Sanders, AG and 17, Cal bevine-street,. Strand, oil terms I:qe most moderate, for prompt payment. • N D-I ll the -Protection of • (i6vcrulfli'llt , itop:MiWts ratcnt gi-autc4 to Ilol3Eiti FORD, for his Medecine, ittitt,r,ally known by the title of •i'ECTO. , ILAL BA ki 0 R.E.11 0I.; N ;natl. t Ikstnritivo Mediellle—lllvented and published by the I),:telitee which is patronized ily the Nubility, and :by the Faculty ge nerally recoutroeutled thy:without the United Kingalom and on the Continent, as ti,e Twist effiemintis and safe remedy hit Cou4li, Colds, Ass hums, I - looping-Cough, and all ()Mc ruc tions of the Breast and Lungs. The high estimation it has obtAnied over every other preparation., and the extvnsive deutztid, sufficiently proves its superiority, which may he as certained at any of. the principal Venders -ot Medicines the United Kingdom. Prepared only and sold by the patmtee, No 11, Radcliffe- Terraee,, Gosn - eil-sireet-rnad, Loudon; sold also by all the "principal Pealers in Medicine in Towo and Country, iu bottles at .10s. 6d., 49. gd., "Ys. 9d., and Is. ;id'. each. The Public will please to observe, that each bottle it enclosed in wrappers printed in Red 11;k, and signed in the hand writiug of the Nit:Lave, without which it cannot be gennitte. THE IRISHMAN'S BLUNDER. To the land hf potatOeso visit once dial:44, One Mister O'Donoghoe IN‘st:red rd 'he taking At Dublin a dion.4r with ; • " By St, Patrick," he said, " and 111 show your two eyits, A sight that shall strive you quite duinh with surprist" So I thought I would humour his whitt. I no sooner arrived than we sat down to dine, And dinner once over ‘t'e pushed round the wine, Till both of us gut. pretty gay; And any friend, who by no weans of humour was barren., Turn'd the talk to the beautiful ll:achileg of WARREN, Arid the richness that black would display: " Bit a propos," Ile said, " to my efornther ire "coming, I'll show.you some.pictures in loveliness l4conii,ig, With WANnESi t S ire !larking I ()run' th;•int But these pictures are magical, for you ronst knout The moment you see them my visage they'll show, - But vanish when you ceastflo view them." When I got to bis chamber no pictures I fount), - But the wainscot was covered with };outs thnt hang round, And reflected t.ny race they-shorn. Then O'Dottoghoe started and suddenly cried, No face but my own in these Boots have I spied, Brit now there is mend 3 , 94 own. The mystery wat'solved, 'twas the"%iots were so bright, They reflected our faces, and I with ileli , hr, TV effect saw WARENN'S Jet Illock,litp,•; And when I u - ot home to my lodgings, I wrote For a hamper of WARREN's Jet Blacki.,r a note; , O that varnish nu more VII be lacking. The above truly inestimable Blael:ing is prepared by ; .10, STRAND, lontbin ; . . and sold by most Boot-wakers.Grocers, li-onmongers, Brush makers, Perfumers, &i.t. in every 'Town in the Kingdom, in Stone Dintics, tid. 10d. I itd. each. • • . (i_er Ask for WARIP,:N's The.t . (4lloiving Letter has apveartqf it severol l'opets, &c. Sir,--Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting. the cure of an Hernia, performed (of:, large size) by the Meoieal, Board, at Charlott.--1-Intise, Gre:it (Itai lone-street, Black-- friar.-.road, in j,u3tir:e?Sir,to Met:sts. Cu. 1 beg to acid my 4:ersotiiil testimorty. Ilren atilt::tCd 'hear tkxeiity years, and lINCITIed inedralile by eutittent Suirtvont.., patiently bore toy atHiction, expecting every hour to he my: last c 1 at length applied to the Niedie..i Board, .and hare tea-- son to pray fk.r . that excOlent Esiablishme:it, for althouelt am near 50, 1 Way perfectly cured in 'a few weeks, And now, thank (:ot), enjoy good health., . . 1 think, Ak. Editor, all who know ine will allow that r ran hare no other motive for this communieatioa . than a publite benefit. lam, Sir, your obedient Servant, C. c:LEir'gLANI.). Dog and Si ile,,near London-yond, St, Lieutge's Fivid6 j Oct. 1517.-